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The Badgers will play Texas in a meeting of the last three national champions. Here's what to know about the Final Four.

Badgers wide receivers will have a new voice leading them next season after Mike Brown left Wisconsin to join Notre Dame's staff.

Bryant Q. Smith was charged in La Crosse County Circuit Court with a single felony count of first-degree intentional homicide in the death of a victim identified as “T.S.”

A pair of Hawkeyes recruits competed against each other on Saturday. Here's why Teagan Mallegni is a top-65 recruit nationally and how she impressed her future college coach.

Taylor Stremlow's future college coach was on hand for Saturday's game. Here's how she impressed Hawkeyes coach Lisa Bluder.

More than 14,000 fans witnessed the Iowa star score 28 points in an easy win. They also saw a rebuilding Badgers team with intriguing young players.

The Badgers defense hung tough against the fourth-ranked Hawkeyes early on but couldn't keep pace. Here's what stood out.

Angelina Jolie has confirmed she has signed up for "Maleficent 3."

A significant number of college students face issues with basic needs, including hunger, food or housing insecurity, homelessness and financial stress.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

The backdrop of the mountains from No. 1 Arizona's campus was a picturesque representation of the Badgers' quest to match the country's best team.

They deserve in-state tuition, tax credit, work licenses, as bipartisan group of lawmakers has proposed

The Badgers enter a two-week break among the country's best and with more wins than they had all last season.

“Christmas is a time to honor childhood. It’s an opportunity to make children feel happy and loved. And that’s kind of what it’s all about.”

Redding's hit song “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay” would become an American musical touchstone.

During an emergency meeting Saturday morning, Regents voted against approving the deal that could have provided UW-Madison a new engineering building and given UW system employees long-awaited pay raises.

Previous efforts to shift to a "Final Five" voting system have been unsuccessful in Wisconsin, so the latest attempt is likely to face an uphill climb.

This is also a time to think of those less fortunate.